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Now this video was requested so here it is, I'm delivering, I am going to give you 10 British
slang words that all mean good. Because if you travel to Britain or you move to Britain or you
speak to a British person, you want to have a lot of ways to say good. So here's ten of them. Number
one: sound. I use this all the time. It's usually a way to say I'm good with that, yeah, sounds
good. So for example: "shall we meet at the park later on?" "Yeah sound," It's like good, sound,
we've sorted that out. Okay next one, number two we have boss. This is a little word commonly found
in the North of England, I believe Liverpool is mainly where this is said but a lot of people
around the UK say this now and it's just another way of saying good. That is boss, that is honestly
boss. Number three: mint. Again, I use this all the time, you'll hear native speakers say it a
lot. That is mint, that is really good, that's mint. And number four: quality. This one's pretty
self-explanatory, it's like a shorter way of saying the quality of that is high. You just say
it's quality. Moving on to number five: top-notch. Again, I use this all the time, top-notch,
another word for good, that's what this video is about. Honestly Beyonce's vocals are top-notch.
Number six: ace. Again, used to describe something that we think is of good quality. We say it's
ace. Have you met Sandra? Oh she's ace. Can be another word for like cool or great. Oh it's ace.
Number seven: cracking. This word I believe has originated from Wales, from South Wales definitely
where I first heard it. Cracking. However I think a lot of people around the UK say this now.
She has a cracking voice, she has a really great voice. Number eight: this one as well originates
from the South of Wales but a lot of people use it now, it's lush. This one we would use maybe
if the situation is really nice, it's friendly, it's warm, it's lush. Oh I had a glass of wine
and a burger and just watched a nice film curled up in bed, it was lush. Number nine:
sick. I use this even though I feel like I'm not cool enough to use this. Sick I'd say is a
word that originated with the youth, with younger people, you know. It's quite a cool thing to say,
sick. Although it sounds like a bad word it means good, it's a it's a good thing.
Oh your outfit is sick. Use this one if you think you're cool enough for it.
I don't think i am but i still use it. And lastly we have bee's knees and we
often phrase it like the bee's knees that is the bee's knees, she is the bee's knees.
I don't know why bee's knees are so great but we use it to say when something's good. There you go,
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